


Mending Wappen
Rose
These are repair patches to keep wearing your clothes.
When a small hole appears in your clothes, or when you're bothered by a frayed area, you can use these patches not just to conceal the damage, but also with the feeling of extending the time you can spend with that garment.
There are two sizes available: large and small.
The patches come in two orientations: facing right and facing left.
Use them on slightly damaged areas such as cuffs, elbows, around pockets, or hems.
Of course, they can also be used as markers or small decorations, not just for repair.
Rather than restoring the garment completely to its original state,
we hope you'll use them in a way that allows the repairs themselves to become part of the garment's unique character.
We'd be delighted if you used them in this manner.
Details
Size (cm)
| Height | Width | |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 2.6 | 1.4 |
| Large | 5.0 | 2.7 |
How to apply with an iron
Place the patch on the desired spot, cover it with a pressing cloth, and firmly press with a medium-heat iron.
After it has cooled, check the adhesion. If the edges lift, press again.
If using on areas subject to frequent washing or friction, it is recommended to stitch it down in a few places for added security.
A little note

Rose
Choose options



Rose
These are repair patches to keep wearing your clothes.
When a small hole appears in your clothes, or when you're bothered by a frayed area, you can use these patches not just to conceal the damage, but also with the feeling of extending the time you can spend with that garment.
There are two sizes available: large and small.
The patches come in two orientations: facing right and facing left.
Use them on slightly damaged areas such as cuffs, elbows, around pockets, or hems.
Of course, they can also be used as markers or small decorations, not just for repair.
Rather than restoring the garment completely to its original state,
we hope you'll use them in a way that allows the repairs themselves to become part of the garment's unique character.
We'd be delighted if you used them in this manner.
Details
Size (cm)
| Height | Width | |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 2.6 | 1.4 |
| Large | 5.0 | 2.7 |
How to apply with an iron
Place the patch on the desired spot, cover it with a pressing cloth, and firmly press with a medium-heat iron.
After it has cooled, check the adhesion. If the edges lift, press again.
If using on areas subject to frequent washing or friction, it is recommended to stitch it down in a few places for added security.
